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Trumbull, Connecticut CERC Town Profile 2018 Produced by The CT Data Collaborative Town Hall Belongs To 5866 Main Street Fairfield County Trumbull, CT 06611 LMA Bridgeport - Stamford (203) 452-5006 Metropolitan Planning Area Incorporated in 1797 Demographics Population Race/Ethnicity (2012-2016) Town County State Town County State 2000 34,243 882,567 3,405,565 White Alone, Non-Hispanic 29,171 598,017 2,464,450 2010 36,018 916,829 3,574,097 Black Alone 1,393 107,282 372,696 2012-2016 36,477 941,618 3,588,570 Asian 2,019 47,742 152,782 2020 35,389 944,692 3,604,591 Native American 73 2,441 9,399 '16 - '20 Growth / Yr -0.8% 0.1% 0.1% Other/Multi-Race 1,187 89,139 284,582 Town County State Hispanic or Latino 3,143 175,480 537,728 Land Area (sq. miles) 23 625 4,842 Town County State Pop./Sq. Mile (2012-2016) 1,564 1,507 741 Poverty Rate (2012-2016) 2.0% 8.8% 10.4% Median Age (2012-2016) 43 40 41 Educational Attainment (2012-2016) Households (2012-2016) 12,040 335,209 1,354,713 Town State Med. HH Inc. (2012-2016) $112,674 $86,670 $71,755 High School Graduate 4,966 20% 673,220 27% Town State Associates Degree 1,766 7% 184,426 7% Veterans (2012-2016) 1,782 188,759 Bachelors or Higher 12,646 52% 938,319 38% Age Distribution (2012-2016) 0-4 5-14 15-24 25-44 45-64 65+ Total Town 1,794 5% 5,454 15% 4,752 13% 7,326 20% 10,394 28% 6,757 19% 36,477 100% County 53,839 6% 127,239 14% 124,148 13% 231,225 25% 269,733 29% 135,434 14% 941,618 100% State 188,812 5% 439,100 12% 494,529 14% 878,077 24% 1,033,029 29% 555,023 15% 3,588,570 100% Economics Business Profile (2016) Top Five Grand List (2017) Sector Units Employment Amount Total - All Industries 1,103 15,486 Trumbull Shopping Center #2 LLC $209,214,250 Digital 60 & 80 Merritt LLC $117,194,820 23 - Construction 117 303 Rdr 5520 LLC $89,635,609 31-33 - Manufacturing 18 630 Par Old Town LLC $44,407,840 44-45 - Retail Trade 154 2,766 United Illuminating Co The $36,502,980 Net Grand List (SFY 2015-2016) $4,520,675,882 62 - Health Care and Social Assistance 141 3,213 Major Employers (2017) 72 - Accommodation and Food Services 62 1,196 Westfield Trumbull Mall Town of Trumbull Unilever, Inc. Marriott Hotel Total Government 21 1,578 St. Josephs Manor Education 2017-2018 School Year Smarter Balanced Test Percent Above Goal (2016-2017) Grades Enrollment Grade 3 Grade 4 Grade 8 Trumbull School District PK-12 6,740 Town State Town State Town State Math 83.6% 53.1% 82.7% 50.0% 74.2% 41.8% ELA 75.2% 51.8% 84.9% 54.1% 81.3% 53.7% Pre-K Enrollment (PSIS) 2016-2017 Trumbull School District 232 Rate of Chronic Absenteeism (2016-2017) All 4-Year Cohort Graduation Rate (2016-2017) Connecticut 9.9% All Female Male Trumbull School District 4.4% Connecticut 87.9% 90.9% 85.1% Trumbull School District 97.4% 97.3% 97.4% Public vs Private Enrollment (2012-2016) Town County State Public 85.8% 81.8% 86.8% Private 14.2% 18.2% 13.2% Town Profiles Generated on 08/01/18 - Page 1 profiles.ctdata.org No representation or warranties, expressed or implied, are given regarding the accuracy of this information. Trumbull, Connecticut CERC Town Profile 2018 Government Government Form: Selectman - Council Total Revenue (2016) $174,688,646 Total Expenditures (2016) $173,705,412 Annual Debt Service (2016) $12,797,229 Tax Revenue $147,288,829 Education $113,968,828 As % of Expenditures 7.4% Non-tax Revenue $27,399,817 Other $59,736,584 Eq. Net Grand List (2016) $6,760,747,989 Intergovernmental $19,724,597 Total Indebtedness (2016) $90,259,050 Per Capita $186,570 Per Capita Tax (2016) $4,041 As % of Expenditures 52.0% As % of State Average 123.3% As % of State Average 140.7% Per Capita $2,491 Moody's Bond Rating (2016) Aa2 As % of State Average 100.4% Actual Mill Rate (2016) 32.87 Equalized Mill Rate (2016) 21.66 % of Net Grand List Com/Ind (2016) 17.7% Housing/Real Estate Housing Stock (2012-2016) Distribution of House Sales (2013) Town County State Town County State Total Units 12,534 364,737 1,493,798 Less than $100,000 5 439 3,417 % Single Unit (2012-2016) 86.4% 57.9% 59.1% $100,000-$199,999 30 890 7,522 New Permits Auth (2017) 6 1,719 4,547 $200,000-$299,999 114 1,117 6,031 As % Existing Units 0.0% 0.5% 0.3% $300,000-$399,999 163 980 3,380 Demolitions (2017) 3 538 1,403 $400,000 or More 178 3,817 5,960 Home Sales (2013) 490 7,243 26,310 Rental (2012-2016) Median Price $392,800 $413,400 $269,300 Town County State Built Pre-1950 share 16.4% 29.3% 29.7% Median Rent $1,813 $1,385 $1,094 Owner Occupied Dwellings 10,574 226,707 900,223 Cost-burdened Renters 64.5% 54.0% 52.5% As % Total Dwellings 87.8% 67.6% 66.5% Subsidized Housing (2017) 634 34,307 168,576 Labor Force Town County State Connecticut Commuters (2015) Residents Employed 17,422 459,238 1,795,519 Commuters Into Town From: Town Residents Commuting To: Residents Unemployed 767 23,180 96,273 Bridgeport, CT 2,747 Bridgeport, CT 1,991 Unemployment Rate 4.2% 4.8% 5.1% Trumbull, CT 1,724 Trumbull, CT 1,724 Self-Employed Rate 12.5% 13.0% 9.9% Stratford, CT 1,073 Fairfield, CT 1,417 Shelton, CT 854 Stamford, CT 1,329 Total Employers 1,103 35,142 117,337 Milford, CT 640 Norwalk, CT 1,155 Total Employed 15,486 423,648 1,666,580 Monroe, CT 546 Shelton, CT 870 Fairfield, CT 506 Stratford, CT 827 Quality of Life Crime Rates (per 100,000 residents) (2016) Distance to Major Cities Residential Utilities Town State Miles Electric Provider Property 2,495 1,780 Hartford 44 Eversource Energy (800) 286-2000 Violent 117 224 New York City 56 Gas Provider Disengaged Youth (2012-2016) Providence 100 Town State Eversource Energy Boston 135 Female 0.0% 4.5% (800) 989-0900 Male 1.3% 5.5% Montreal 296 Water Provider Metropolitan District Commission (MDC) Town (860) 278-7850 Library circulation per capita 11.82 Cable Provider Comcast Hartford (800) 266-2278 Town Profiles Generated on 08/01/18 - Page 2 profiles.ctdata.org No representation or warranties, expressed or implied, are given regarding the accuracy of this information..
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